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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
2
Sunday notice fragment lists numerous unreadable items including Borbes Sam and Rev. XV Panton, with numbers 11 and 7.34 and references to Dowell Church and Melrose. Many garbled terms and unclear roles appear, offering only fragmented names, places, and monetary figures.
A wry note describes the moon’s grazing view and a brief clear spell at dusk, followed by overcast skies and lingering rain. Residents noted a pleasant early evening before clouds drifted in.
A fragmented notice describes removal actions on Rankin Street WPA involving Lachlan and Timpur roads. The text references officials and a plan to relocate or clear sites, with individuals named in passing. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Brooke and Co host a horse sale starting tomorrow at their North 111 yards with 0 to 100 horses listed. Four consignors include Mao dranebt Nories Soni and Ringwond TM atation. Sale begins at 10 34 with details on the lot notes.
The fragmentary text references Hewetton and nearby locales with scattered names such as NIELSON and various unclear figures. It reads like a partial correspondence or notice with multiple unreadable sections and inconsistent spellings.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an exhibit entry mentioning Mr Viren Trevith and a near location, with scattered references to a show, TV panels, and an interv 86 mark. The readable parts name individuals and a company Raymond and Sons but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Numerous names and places appear in a jumbled postwar market text. The fragment mentions C J Adams, N A Gatenby & Co, and a sale with prices and stalls in a town market area. It references Torben trackingrade and various shops, with notes on whisky, sale deadlines, and local vendors. The passage preserves the chaotic snapshot of a bustling market scene and imminent sales.
The death occurred this morning of Bridget Smith widow of the late Hewey H. Smith aged 71. A pioneer resident of the district she came here in youth and lived in the area near Bogan Road Ashfield Sydney. Survived by four sons James Charles Frederick Henry and three daughters E J Besgrove of River Fide Forbes Mrs Marks of Oona and Mrs McRae widow of the late Copstable McRae. Only James Smith of Datey Hill Boga Road currently resides in the district. Remains to be interred in the Roman Catholic cemetery tomorrow with funeral arrangements to be advised.
The Tichorne Juniors edged their rival in a hard fought game at Pyrlins on Saturday. After a tense first half the Hawks surged ahead with key plays and a decisive run late, earning a narrow victory as the defense held.
A stream of local names in Forbes report many undergoing or recovering from medical procedures. Mem Kintains travels to Sydney for a significant operation while Ms Kinnaird and Mr Dixon Rand show improvement after illnesses. Other locals including Mr John Coltrai of Malang and Tormeris of Trundle receive care, with several planned in October.
Fragmentary text references a cabinet matter and a claim waiver related to a jury debate. Names such as Griffith and Sydney appear, but details are unclear. The report hints at a legal or governmental dispute involving privilege and potential work to resolved items.
The Railway Union in Sydney has decided to negotiate an agreement with the Labor Federation of New South Wales. The move signals potential collaboration on broader labor goals and workplace reforms across NSW rail services.
In Melbourne on Tuesday the engineer testified at the Chinn Inquiry alleging the eyes of the commonwealth were being diverted from My Chinn experiences. The witness described concerns about displacing services and raised questions regarding state priorities.
Yanco irrigation report notes Bydney Tugeday and Me Cubson in fdburn as candidate for the Murray division of the New South Wales Parliament ahead of the vote on the vane trrtge Hownelteae.
A murder verdict was returned at the inquest in Adelaide regarding the death of biltek tmcker at Ooonandates. Proceedings indicated the Black Tracker’s death prompted the case, with jurors delivering a verdict of murder.
In Brisbane on Tuesday the Anglican Church Congress in Ripplehowe heard Hy Velvia call for abolishing human labor in the dairy districts. The appeal urged reforms in dairy work conditions and supported humanitarian aims.
Twelve additional smallpox cases reported in Sydney yesterday. The meeting between the Rovtou-CU MERE factions is likely to reach agreement, with Parliament anticipated to discuss outcomes.
In Broken Hill Sydney on a Tuesday a local assembly carried a proposal amid sparse attendance. Alf speaks at length about intent while a minor group backs the plan to improve industry and housing.
A noted MLA Soriney Tuomas was fined 22 for an offense linked to a business on Market Street. The incident involved walking with wines to Falway Time and usage of an overhead pedestrian bridge. Authorities report the event occurred near the Newenere Folie Court area.
In Methowens on Tuesday the Mehinomd Council and Mayor Webber discuss municipal matters. The session touched on council goals and public news, with officials outlining upcoming actions and community priorities.
A terse, garbled line describes Syalney on Tuesday criticizing a person named Tyemother Cami and mentioning the SoiMdiTtom of thy Hnanees. The text implies regret over a man named Whi Wns not following him.
In Aydivay officials announce the boxing death of Thwnalf. Tunney and Seven wen were charged. The coroner said the affair was a sparkNe contest and not a prime crime, so no charges beyond those were attached to anyone.
A garbled cablegram from London and New York mentions Pearl Harbor era names and odd events. It references Pekin, Japan, and a London arrival, with notes on a marriage ceremony and an explosion at Cobbeg Fines, leaving readers with unclear details and unresolved actions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about a wet hunt activity. The readable words mention meeting, epee fencing, and light humor. Names, places, and clearer details are unavailable in the surviving text.
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